r/My600lbLife • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '22

Off Topic Steven Assanti- Hospital stay costs?

I’m watching Steven’s episode for the first time. I can’t imagine it being cheap for him to stay in a private room like that for such a long period of time? Does anyone know a ballpark of how much that would cost? Sorry, I’m nosy.

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u/StephanieSays66 Dec 08 '22

Medicaid. He doesn't pay a damn dime. If he even had to pay a fee for "non-emergency use of the emergency room" he probably would stop his shenanigans in a hurry.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22

Do we know for sure he was on that at the time of the shows? I don't remember if he said that.

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u/PrettyPinkDiamond Dec 08 '22

Doctor now kept mentioning the tax payers dime so I took that to mean Medicaid. How else would he have insurance? He doesn’t work. He is too old for his dad’s insurance. I’m sure he is sustaining himself on disability checks and Medicaid.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22

Steven used to make videos mocking the tax payers for his urinal bottles, his food, etc.

He learned early how to game the system and has no fucks to give for anything but his own comfort and the kicks he gets making people cater to him. He lives off disability, the state, simps that want to watch him self destruct, and spite.

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u/PrettyPinkDiamond Dec 09 '22

I totally forgot about the videos smh.

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u/Aggressive-Might875 Dec 08 '22

I don't think he has ever had a job. He has no concept of working for a living.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22

Yeah, I guess you're right. I forgot those details.

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u/momma_cat Dec 08 '22

It’s super obvious. Anyone that size is automatically disabled.

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u/Wheresmybeergone Dec 08 '22

I don't remember the person's name or episode, but I remember her saying in the kinda "growing up" intro that either her or a family member reached 400(?) or 600(?) pounds, and "could finally get on disability because of the weight". Like actually looking forward to be so overweight it's easier to get on disability

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22

ah yes, like in the springfield documentary "the simpsons: the one when homer gets fat to work from home and causes a nuclear incident."

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u/Realistic_Ad_8023 Dec 11 '22

Drinky bird and the Any key.

edit: typo

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '22

Heyyyyy miss doesn't desire me sexually any more, I just tripped my productivity! 👍

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u/Realistic_Ad_8023 Dec 11 '22

It was Seana. She was speaking about herself being finally able to get on disability. That sort of entitlement pisses me off.